Picture Film Reels!

I had these picture wheel dies by Tim Holtz, and had been thinking of what to do with those when I saw this cute cute snow fun film album by Sizzix. I was inspired to make something like that, and here is what I did with it.!

(P.S. - This post is picture heavy!)

Picture wheel no. 1

I wanted to make something for a cute tiny tot who was turning two. So, I took blue as the theme. Added a filmstrip with images of him growing up, and then decorated with some flowers, jute string, burlap, ribbon,lace, and a cute big baby pin. 

ZoomIn Online PhotoBooks!

Folks, in this blog post I share a photo book using an online software editing tool on ZoomIn.com. I made this photo book for an adorable baby turning 1. There were lots of options to add clip arts, images, and text, and was super user friendly. A great way to make something and deliver across boundaries!

Baby Card/(Micro) Mini album!

Hi folks,

So in this blog post, I share a card I had made at the arrival of a baby boy. I made the card to look like a baby dungaree. Loved this color combination, thought it added some brightness and deviated a little from the blues that I love. I added some buttons to the dungaree which were embossed with stars, and made a huge pocket to add a micro-mini album with pictures of the baby.  

Baby Shower e-card!

Hi folks, in this post I share an e-card I had made using a graphic tablet for a baby shower. (I must admit, I am still in the experimenting and learning phase.) I made the stock delivering the baby, a baby being "showered" in a pram, and a clothesline to hang some adorable baby clothes.

Somehow it turned out super cute. 

The "new" parents loved it. Hope you like it too!

Love,

Divya

Interactive baby cards!

Here, I share baby cards I had made for two adorable babies.  

Card no. 1

This was a "shaker" card I had made for a tiny tot turning 3. I wanted to make something fun and interactive. I made a "window" using a transparency. Fuzzy cut some cute animals from a paperline which as usual I don't recall, and added them to the background. Then went ahead and hand-picked the number "3" to add to the window. Added some balloons outside to get the party started! Think it looks super cute! 

Altered alphabet for a kid's room!

In this blog post, I share a wooden alphabet I bought at Typo, which I altered as a gift to be added to a baby's bedroom. I thought it would be a super cute and personalized gift for birthdays, baby showers, or new arrivals! I was making it for a baby who's name was Arsh, so, I bought an "A".